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Can customers use discount codes during checkout?
Yes. Customers can enter eligible discount codes during Shopify Checkout to receive discounts on products, orders, or shipping, depending on how the discount was configured. Discount codes can have conditions such as minimum purchase amounts, eligible products or customers, usage limits, and expiratRead more
Can Shopify Checkout support tipping?
Yes. Shopify Checkout supports tipping for eligible stores. Merchants can enable tipping options so customers can add a tip to their order during checkout. Merchants can configure suggested tip percentages or amounts, depending on the available tipping settings and store setup.
Yes. Shopify Checkout supports tipping for eligible stores. Merchants can enable tipping options so customers can add a tip to their order during checkout.
Merchants can configure suggested tip percentages or amounts, depending on the available tipping settings and store setup.
See lessCan checkout pages show order summaries?
Yes. Shopify Checkout can display an order summary showing key purchase details such as products, quantities, discounts, shipping costs, taxes, and the final total. On mobile, the summary can typically be collapsed to keep the checkout interface compact and expanded when customers want to review it.
Yes. Shopify Checkout can display an order summary showing key purchase details such as products, quantities, discounts, shipping costs, taxes, and the final total. On mobile, the summary can typically be collapsed to keep the checkout interface compact and expanded when customers want to review it.
See lessCan checkout pages show order summaries?
Yes. Shopify Checkout displays an order summary so customers can review the products they're purchasing, quantities, discounts, shipping charges, taxes, and the total amount due before completing the order. On mobile devices, the order summary may be collapsed by default and can be expanded when theRead more
Yes. Shopify Checkout displays an order summary so customers can review the products they’re purchasing, quantities, discounts, shipping charges, taxes, and the total amount due before completing the order.
On mobile devices, the order summary may be collapsed by default and can be expanded when the customer wants to review the details.
See lessCan checkout images include alt text?
Yes. Supported checkout images can include alternative text (alt text), which helps improve accessibility for customers using screen readers. Merchants should provide descriptive, meaningful alt text for informational images and avoid unnecessary descriptions for purely decorative images.
Can checkout support split shipping?
Yes. Shopify Checkout can support split shipping when a customer’s order needs to be fulfilled from multiple locations or has different shipping requirements. Customers may see separate shipping options or delivery groups for different items in the same order. The exact split-shipping experience depRead more
Yes. Shopify Checkout can support split shipping when a customer’s order needs to be fulfilled from multiple locations or has different shipping requirements.
Customers may see separate shipping options or delivery groups for different items in the same order. The exact split-shipping experience depends on the store’s fulfillment locations, inventory, shipping settings, and applicable Shopify features.
See lessWhat is split shipping?
Split shipping is when a single customer order is divided into multiple shipments, usually because the products are coming from different locations, have different delivery requirements, or are available at different times. For example, if a customer orders two products and they’re stored in separatRead more
Split shipping is when a single customer order is divided into multiple shipments, usually because the products are coming from different locations, have different delivery requirements, or are available at different times.
For example, if a customer orders two products and they’re stored in separate warehouses, Shopify may offer separate shipments with their own delivery options.
Split shipping can help merchants fulfill orders more efficiently while giving customers clearer delivery information.
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